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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 9 (1885) (1885)

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connected with the rope bridge by a tramway. tt A NEW WASHING MACHINE, as snuff, or other application to the nostrils, being per- Height of cliff, 475 feet above the rails; inclined distance, An easily operated clothes washer, and one calcu- fectly useless. The above conditions combined effect… … consists of two movable beams, which, when turned town. sideways, leave the cage without bottom, so that it FALKENTHAL’S WASHING MACHINE. The beneficial effects of low temperature have been can be placed over the timber, and after the bottom conclusively proved by subjecting a hay fever patient…

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